Though Los Angeles is the land of big industry, splashy projects, and outsized personalities, the images that lingered the most...

Long Island – which stretches to the east of New York City – is often seen as a place that...

Cities are naturals at sharing (or buying), with their markets, plazas, parks, and public transportation. But now that entrepreneurs are...

We’re constantly reminding non-transit professionals that transit is a means to multiple ends: to improved air quality and reduced carbon...

The way we design our cities and move about them has implications for the functioning of an open and free...

You may have heard of Downtown Project’s Project 100, its subscription-based transportation service model. The project is intended to eliminate...

This past weekend I had the privilege of visiting friends and meeting some folks heavily involved with the Downtown Project...

Last week, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio appointed a new Planning Commission Chair, Carl Weisbrod, and hinted at...